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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-26

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sr0oKs.
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Rrie pfd, 6Sh.. Reading, 6lN;.,
East Tenn:i lVA. MOCK Island "A
E.Tenn. pfd 49,. StL ST. Bly,.
Port Wayne, l6i. g. L; ASH, pfd., TIA
E.; ": p; 40. S St.hl' + !, p, s IL.
Houston 4 T.. rs. Q. Il SIP, p, lls.
nlinois Contra, llIh. g. 2. N. M. ll2t'
k Ess; ,. w sPss! S S.pia. ~
Lake =. &W l6x. Tom. CoalA Iron 20.
Lake Shore, M. Texas Pacific. 6k..
Lou. 4 Nash. 81. Toledo& 0:Cen: 80
Lou. a. N. A.. a.. Union Pacific, 6xA.
Mich. Cen, 50. W.,S.L. Up, II,
Mn Mn g. f. II, z: 20. vi y A. A. IsS
Missouri Pacific. ,e0lf W. u. TEL. 70.
Mobile Il Ohio. IL.
LONDON, August 25, 4 p. m.-U. 8
bonds, AZ, li0l; Atlantic and Great
Western frsts. 45i; seconds, lot. Bal
silver, A l5.16d par ounce. Toe bull
lion In the Bank OF England decreased
10000 pounds during the past week
The proportion Of the Bank Of Eng
land reserve to liability is now 42.lt
per cent.
PARIS, August 25.-Three per cent
rentee, 8lf 90o tor the account. The
weekly statement OF the Bank Of
France shows q decrease OF o, 252, 00(
francs gold, and an increase OF S,075,
900 francs silver.
BANK cLKARIsGs.
CHICAGO, ILL, August 26-Banh
clearings today were H,764,0OO.
BALTIMORE, Nd, August 26.-Bsnk
clesIings today were 81, 470, 1924; bal
anses, flS7,7l0.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August 25.-Banh
clearings today we're 38.344,727; bal
srces, sl,39l ,79l.
NEW YoRK, August 25.-Bank
c,earings today were $50, lS3, 075; bal
snces, 3,624,5s9.
BosroN, MASS, August 25.-Banl
clesrings today were f9,734, 09S; bal
lsncee, 81 1A5,643.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, August 25 -1h'
bank clearipgs today were 81, 487 1887
balances, 1886, 759.
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Tone. Rse. PrIees. Stool.



Atnoon: Liverpool spots were quie,
ard unchanged. Sales, 5000 bales, of
which A nerican $500 bales. Raceipts,
5000, OF which American 1000 bales.
Closing quolat ons were a. follows:
Ordinary, 4td; good ordinary, 8 l.l6ii
low middling, bii; gooa middling,
81; middling uplands, bil; mid
ding Orleans, SD. -.
Futures opened quiet and closed
steady, a. follows;
this prices are givea In pence and
"a he. thus: 4 90 means 4 6S 84d; ard
o Oi means 8 l64i.
4p. m: August, 3 I'D, sellers; Au-
gustseptember, 8 231, buyers; Sep'
TENDER 0ctoAer, o l2d, buyers: 0eto-
Der November, 8 08d, buyers; Novem.
ber.DScember, 8 Odd, sellers Decem'
Der January, 8 0id, sellers; January.
February, s 0id, sellers; February.
March, ,05d, sellsrs; September, o 23d,
buvtra.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-26
PErnOLEUn.
whisky, WINES, LIaUoRs ETo.

Coal Outline white, wholesale
lots, l0c per gallon.
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THE RIVERS.
srKAnERs LEAVING
MOVEMENTS AT THE LBvRE.

Arriyals.-win 8. Hays, Arkansas
CITY; X. L. Cobb, Arkansas river; d,
G. Wright, 1t. Louis; Paris O. Brown,
st. Louis.
Departures.-Wills 8, Hays, Arkansas
City; r. l. Cobb, Arkansas river !;
Paris O. Brown, New Orleans.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-26

e6 623, closing At 50 IS. short ribs,
per 100 lbs-Auguat opened at 81 923,
highest 81 96 lowest 81 90, closing
81 81 92}; September opened at 81 92},
highest 81 96, lowest 81 90, closing at
1921; October opened at 81 925, high
Get 81 s23. lowest 81 90. closing at
81 923; January opened at SO ga,
highest $6 so, lowest So %. closing at
Sc 273. On the Produce Exchange to.
dsy the butter market was weak at
l7@2lAc for creamery and l5@2lc for
dairy. Eggs were firm at l4@l4Ac.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-26
NEW YORK onr GOODS MARKET.

NEW YoRK, August 20 In all
departments OF the jobbing trade there
was increased activity, bat with com:
mission houses business was good
through deliveries on old orders and
modsrsle requests for duplicate assori'
ments.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-26

TOBACCO Ann nNUYF.

POwDEn-Kss., IS; half kegs, 81 rs
quarter keg., 81 90.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-26
RAILROAD TINE TABLE,
Chesapeak. and Ohio Rsuse.

Chesapeake and Ohio Route.
Pas. MALL. is ds:.s, .y... Mall. lAss AZ !:
.isst Ex .... $50 pm sFssi ~. g.. 2:S am
sRipisy Az 5 $50 ,. IN 'Ripisy AZ. $40 Am
Mail and express trains run solid between
Memphis and Louisville. Pullman buffet
sleeper runs on mail and sleeginT and re-
quickest time TO Chicago. Tiohet Ofioo I'M.
der Peabody Hotol.
Kansas City, Memphis and Birming.
ham.
Leaves Arrives
Fast Mail. !;oo past Mail 10 10 am
sAocomm' n 500 am sAccomm' nl2 rs pm
Mississippi and Tennessee.
IN. o. Mail. 80: s1 p. o, Mail. s AsT n.%
'Sardis Ac.., $3.50 pm 'Sardis Ac... sos am
Mail trains will not stop at whitehaven.
Horn Lake, Nesbit, Loves or nag stations.
Mississippi valley Rc.ss IT,. N. q.
r. n. ~
IN. O. Pa. Leave" On 0. r... Arrives
n. 3. En ssS s sm IN: g. tx i S sis p s%
Louisville and Nashville.
Pas. ls1 r% .y.,. Mail. SIS A' .%
mail ..;.,;.lo 10 am mail ..;:, :S pm
Standard time.
Gulf R0ute (KRnsas city, Spring.
field anu memphfs).
*. O. x.lo k 5c1vs S *. @. En-. "A. AET p.%
*. 9. Mail. S:OO p. N *, o. Mail. SIS am
est. Louis h sSt. Louis
Leave Mississippi and Tennessee depot.
Memphis aBA Charleston.
.sr.h r.. Lc;vs .rA,s Tx. AZ AT5 \. %
mail L gx. $3.50 a. IN mail 4 Ex. 9;l5 .. m
Bonneville tsomsrviils
Memphis and lAstle Rock.
:Jss. .s So :Ts.sS e.. s' AZ pm
sFr'g't(frOm -Freight lat
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LIVE STOCK.

Hoos-Cboice, 4Ca4Ic.
snEEP-Choice, 3ic; medium, 20
2ie.
LAHBB-Good 10 choice, fiCa4 80.
GRASS OATTLK-Ohoice, 3tc; good,
3@9to; fair 10 medium, 2iCD2ie; seal.
lswass, Hole.
CHICAGO, LII, August 26.--Ths
Drovors' Journal reports; Cattle
Receipts, Il, 200 head shipments, 5000 |;
market steady 10 shade higher; ship.
ping steers, s3@5 26; sloekers aud
ieederg, f293 80; cow, bulls and
mixed, 81 26@3; TeKls cattle, " 500
3 30; Montana Texans, IS 20C13 70.
Hogs-Rtceipts, 1900 head, ship
menh, 0000; market strong; rough
and mixed. 81 76Ca5 10; packing and
shipping, 20 l595 So; light, "a 500
0 30j skips, IS 2594 %. sheep-Rs.
ceipts, 1000 head shipments, 5000 I;
market steady for best, f3 60CD4 10;
common dull, az bOCa3 Western, IS 10
@3 70; Texans, o. 1908 7Oi lambs,
81 20 95.
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JOHN L.. MOTION
"a Madison Street,
DRALER IN
LOCAL STOCKS and BONDS
AIS
seatbern Mlnera And improvement
FINANCE.

Money firm and 10 good supply, at
Q per cent. The Clearing House re-
port 70 a. follows: ...r..
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sBOI, LEAD AND MAILS.

sHor-Drop 81 rs; Buck 81 80.
LEAD-8c.
a$2 40.
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Msmphi. and IA,sie Rock.

Leaves Arrives
~rhr'h Pas.ll 100 .. m eThr'h Pas. e;l6 pm
.Thr'h Pas o;25 am .Ihr'h Pas, 900 am
sFr'g'tfrom 'FIeight lat
Hopsaoldl l;o0 Am Hopefoid) t;20 pm
Central standard time.
Norn-' Daily. 1 Except SUNDAY.
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,s ssTs 3: $ * Ww::ss, re- sse. 1 ~
Tenn. 6s.set,mt. los setL. s. J. Gen. u .lls.l
Tenn SGT mt: l@ g. Paul con, l2ox . =
gsnt, Pee; l,t:. 1lss EP. land rants. TX.
D. kR. g. " lists. 7aH,g g, P, lists. lex.
Erie 2ds. IS, west Shore, 99H.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-21

THE Detroits shut the st. Louis Browns
out in the fourth game Of b worlds
championship series Al Pittsburgh, Pa-s
on the 18th, by q score OF . too
The remains Of General Fitzpatrick q.
rived in New York on the 18th.
THERE will be a q. A. r. celebration Dc
tober 20, q and % at Cincinnati
A CANADIAN priest was logged, on
the 18th, under the law, for criminally as-
saulting a young lady.
FuRrHER details conhrm the first re-
ports u the Ohio Insane asylum horror.
The total number OF fatalities was seven.
MISS FANNIE HAYES, daughter Of ex-
President r. b. Hayes, sailed on the 18th
| for the Bermudas on . visit 10 the plan
tafion Of her uncle, General Hastings
THE United States Treasury on the 18th
| received a conscience contribution o.
twenty dollars In an envelope ~postmarked
| Gretna, Neb.
ENGLISH Government officials are much
annoyed over the verdict Of murder
against the police at Mitchellstown, Ire
land.
THE council Of French Generals appoint
ed TO investigate the Caftereli matter,
pronounced General Cafferell guilty OF
habitual mis- conduct and unworthy tho
confidence Of = public Office.
THE Civil-Service Commission has or
dered an investigation concerning the en-
forcement Of the Civil-Service law and
rules In the Kansas City (Mo.) post-ofice.
The inspector-general Of the Irish con-
~stabuiary has ordered that the police who
did the shooting 1t Mitchellstown b NOS
arrested
THE Jury In the case OF Herman Tuber,
-I-- INN ~ AAwksH0 altar IA
ing out about twenty minutes, on the 18th,
returned q verdict Of guilty.
The Jury in the case against John
OsConnor, on trial in the United States
District Court at st. Paul, MIMI, for
robbing the Minneapolis po~st-ofice, re-
ported on the 18th that they could moi
agree.
De. PoRrKR, president OF the Key West
(Fia.) Board Of Health, having gone q
Tampa 20 investigate b epidemic, Sur
geon- General Hamfton has revoked thu
order TO DR.. Guiteras 20 make such an in
: ~vestigation.
The London Standards Paris corre
spondent confirms the report that Genera
Boulanger been placed under arrest
for the period Of thirty days for insolence
IN reply 10 i~nterrogatious BY the minister
Of War.
TINE London Chronicles correspondent
q Berlin says he has learned from an I'm
impeachable authority that b condition
OF the German Crown Prince il precarious
and that Dr. MacKensie's treatment hal
failed.
"Doc" AxDREws, one Of the men mon
toned In stairs confession - participat
Ing In the Dexter (My murder and banl
robbery, VA arrested a the 18th. He haI
lived q Bangor since ahoutthe Gate - d
tragedy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-21

The Most Remarkable Game az 18ass n.c.
~ tho kenson-Thirteen lnninrs 49,
Only T,,ree Runs Mnd~-The ~lrtr.s.-
win ~ sheer Luck-No nippoarsus
There.
DETROIT, Mich. Oct. la.-such a gam.
has not been seen this season A. the hon.
team played yesterday with the st. Loui.
Browns for the worlds championship
The day was cold and dark, but a vres,
crowd poured into the grand stand ana
kept themselves warmed by enthusiasm
which the brilliant fielding work brourh,
forth. The Browns hit Getxein freely. Lut
could not get enough singles together a
bring q run except In the second inning
when Comiskey made a pretty NJ,
into the Held, and Caruthers followed hy
q quick pop which Dunlap failed 20 stopin
time. Foutx and WEIGH few out. IN,
Robinson sent one behind second base
Rowe should have taken II. but Hanlor
came for II and failed 20 get II, Comiskev
crossing the plate. Then Bushong sent
one to Deacon White which enabled him
20 retire Robinson.
Detroits made few hits on Caruthers
am that tho score would remain
unchanged, when, after striking
ont both Getxein and Rich.
erdson in the eighth, Caruthers threw
wild 10 first and allowed Camel 10 take
second base. Rowe Immediately hit
safely and brought him home. Then for
Ave innings . terrible struggle
was kept up. Getxein got his second
wind and increased his speed and curves
and Detroits kept the ball flying. Sharp
fielding prevented runs. In the last half
Of the thirteenth Gcitxein made a bit and
hobbled slowly 70 first. Richardson and
Camel zach advanced him = base by !
sacrifice hit and Rowe brought him home
with a hit. The score:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-21

MANA. Neb.. Oct. 1~2-ClcveIand and
party arrived q eleven o'clock this morn
ing, and took : two hours'drive around tne
city. They were met by Senator Mander-
son, Congressman McShane. Gcvernof
Thayer and Others. There are nifty tnou.
sand visitors IN ths city. The Omaus
World presented Mrs. Cleveland . sou
venir copy Of IN extra printed on wnae
satin, describin. the Folsom property ~
Omaha IN whics Mrs. Cleveland y inter.
ested. illustrated BY pictures Of some y
tho property. The extra contained 49,
fac smile letters Of welcome from ~
prominent ladies u Omaha. and . cory y
che Folsom will. The Young Mems Dem
ocratic Club presented : basket q nowess
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-21
4 MYSTERY SOLVED.

he Mystcry Surrounding the killing .
Cashier J. w. IBarron Of Dexter MO.
National Savings Hank. I'm 1878, SOLVED
Nv the C~onfession Of Charles Francis
stain, One or the Participants
NEW YoRK, Oct. 13.-Thc World to-day
will publish Z twelve-column confession
by Charles Francis Stain concerning fhe
murder OF Cashier J. w. Barron Of he
National Savings Bank, % Dexter, Me-
on February p, 1878, and the robbery q
the hank. The robbery and the death q
Barron caused . great sensation 1t the
time, and the mystery attending the mat
ter has never been cleared up. Barron
was found on the evening Of that holiday
lying bleeding and unconscious in the
bank vault. The door OF the
vault was open. but the funds were IN
touched and only 800 in money and
= 500 bond were missing from the cash
drawer. The story was started that Bar
ron had committed suicide 70 avoid *.
posure Of some misconduct toward the
bank. This was never proved, but the
family Of the dead man have suffered
seriously IN account OF the allegation
The World says that : young mar
named Charles Francis Stain has nov
made a statement that he and his faths.
David stain, with Oliver Smith, nllr
Cromwell, . well-known criminal, and
( sr men named Andrews. Thompson.
scott and Kelley were the authors Of the
crime. They had procured impressions q
all the locks in the buildings where The
bank was located and took advantage ofthe
holiday, when the building seemed desert
cd, 70 gain entrance BY false KEYS On
opening the vault-room door David stain
found himself face to face with Barron,
who had been 70 the "a closet and was
returning with . scuttlc in one hand and
= shovel In another. The vault door wa
unlocked, and the cashier was apparently
arranging 70 count the funds and verify
his account. Stain ut once struck MN
several blows with a slung shot, render
ing him unconscious, and Cromwell tnen
came up and helped Stain gag and o'na
che senseless man.
The robber did not Idare stay 20 ransack
the vault. They tool a key from Barron's
pocket. opened the cash drawer and took
the loose ash and hurriediy fed The
other pcmbcrs Of the gang had
been on watch IN and near the building'
and ON learning that the cashier had seen
stain they decided to fee. Young stain
had waited . few miles away VIII
. wagon. All found their way thither'
and drove to Scion Meeks' house where
they separated. They did not learn
that Barron was dead until the next day.
Young Stair heard all the details Of me
robbery from his father and Cromwell;
He believes that some Of the gang started
the story Of B0rron's de~falcation In order
20 divert suspicion from themselves
Young Stain n under arrest It Franklin
Mass. where he made the confession ~
was traced there BY : detective from
Maine. IL II believed that the others ID
volved will be captured.
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Nsw YoRK. Oct. la.--The suit Of George
Herbert Leonard, the actor, against The.
900 damages for personal injuries, resulted
yesterday in : Disagreement Of the jury,
one being for plaintiff and a for de-
fendanG The injuries complained Of
were shot wounds inflicted BY krlanger
In : quarrel caused by Erlanger's alleged
intimacy with Louise Balfe, tho actress,
Who wss known q Mrs. Leonard. She
swors on the trial, however, that she was
his mistress. Leonard has lost his posi-
tion with the B~oucicault Company while
ATTENDING NE trial.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-21

winning run made With two men out.
Detroit. 10 0 o 0 0 Q Q Q -
81. Louise 0 Q o o o 0 0 Q Q Q 81
Earned runs-Detroit, o; 81. Louis, J.
Two-base hit-Welch.
Double plays-DunIap, Camel and
White; Foutx and Comiskey.
First base on balls--Bennett, Latham,
Robinson. Bushong.
First base on errors-Detro<t, =.
Struck out-By Caruthers, .; BY Get
xein,2
Passed . ll-Bushong-
Umpires-Gafrney and Kelly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-21

STANFORD sPRrxG, Conn. Oct. 1a.-Ex-
citement over the downfall Of the Stafford
Spring Bank continues 20 run very high.
United States National Bank Examiner
Forman has been here since this morning
and says that the shortage grows bigger
and bigger. Tho latest Investigation, he
said, reveals the fact that the deficit, &C.
cording 70 the exact figures, Il 50 200.
but there Il no doubt that 70 II In excess
Of that amount, which further investiga-
tion will verify. Aside from the above
the bank debts amounted 20 $4,000 in adj
dition 20 what - recorded in the books in
the way OF notes, making On aggregate Of
over $4,000. The examiners will proba.
bly, be able TO render some definite account
relative 20 the condition Of the savings
bank later In tho day.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-21

NEW YoRK, Oct. 1&-A receiver has
been appointed for the National Secret
Telephone Company, which was incor.
porated in 1851. with an authorized capital
5000. 900, TO operate the J. Harris Rogers
telephone.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-21

I'm election of Sir. Charles Tuppsv, Of
HALIFAX, ~. g., 20 TIE Dominion House Of
Commas hes bsea voided on account Of
bribery By bis agents.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-21

SOMETHING q . sensation VA caused at
che Norman conference 81 Salt Lake City,
on the eth, by the appearances In the pulpit
Of Apssels Ersstus Snow, who preached :
more than : year - avoid arrest Tor N.
lawful cohabltation, this being his first
public appsasance, and hs was not ar'
rested.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-21

n q estimated on one-fourth returns
from the State that prohibition was de-
1eated In Tennessee q the election On tn
2D<h. By iron 10000 % 2o.ooo majority.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-21

Tn grsatest ball game Of ne season
wasths third Of the worlds championship
seriss, played g Detroit, Mich, on the
12fh. Thirteen innings were required 20
decide Il, the score finally resulting ? 20 !
IN favor Of the Detroita.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-21

A NEW ct Of. confidence men are fieecing
Farmers n the Hudson river and inland
tier OF counties in New York. The vic
tins are induced 70 put their names ITO
an order Tor samples Of grain" The pa
per generally comes back through an in
nocent holder, in the shape Of . promis
.aory note.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-21

lsction taken MP in all Catholic churches
throughout the country = raise = fund
With whicA TO purchase : present for he
Popo.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-21

Tn captain OF the steamship Alesia has
been arrested ct the instance Of Surveyor
Beattis Of the port Of New York, Tor fail
urs 70 properly provide Tor bic sick pas
uenxcrs on The voyage over.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-21

ArERRxBLx railroad disaster occurred
near Kout& Ind. on the night Of the 10th,
in which Il 4 believed thirty human lives
were lost. The railroad officials appear 20
Be trying TO suppress the worst features
OF the accident, and its cause.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-21

TnE Loadoa Radical climbs are making
arrangemsnfs e hold : general meeting
20 urge another trial Of the Chicago An
archists ard % consider the advisability
OF sending . dssgation % America to
speak in behalf o. the condemned men.
Gfvera1 Radical clnbs, q meetings on the
9eh, adopted resolutions cendeznning the
oankoucoa.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-21

CoNMAxDER-rx-CHIkF REA Of the Grand
Army Of the Republic has appointed Is
members Of his staf: Daniel Fish. Min
neapolis, Adjutant-G General; John Taylor,
P~hIladelphia, Quartermaster-Genera
Whselock g. veazey, Rutland, Vt, Judge
Advocnte-Generol.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-21

TIE court at Leipsic has sentenced John
1evss, one Of the German Anarchists, TO
fifteen years penal servitude. He was
convicted Of melting to high treason.
violating the explosives law, of circulating
forbidden pamphlets and Of perjury.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-21

InE United States grand-jury in session
1t Tucson. Arix, has discovered that or
CANNED cattle thieves have been stealing
caftls from the Indians on the San Carlos
reservatiopI during the past year. Several
very prominent citizens are implicated.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-21

Corxr vox MUNSTER, German Ambas-
sador, called upon n. Flourens, Foreign
Minister, On the 7th, and handed him $l2-
800 on behalf Of the German Government,
TO indemnify the family Of Brignon, who
was hot by kaufman at Raon-Sur-